Sentence examples for do commemorating from inspiring English sources

While travelling in Australia, he says, he found that the Australians celebrate Easter the same way we do: commemorating the death and resurrection of Jesus by telling our children a giant bunny rabbit left chocolate eggs in the night.

It was interesting to note they celebrate Easter the same way we do — commemorating the death and resurrection of Jesus by telling our children a giant bunny rabbit... left chocolate eggs in the night.

Critic Joseph Pequigney has argued at length that the sonnets nonetheless do commemorate a consummated physical relationship between the poet-speaker and the friend, but most commentators have backed away from such a bold assertion.

That's what some Americans have decided to do: commemorate motherhood by saving the lives of mothers halfway around the world — such as in this impoverished nook of Somaliland in the horn of Africa.

And what does "commemorate" mean?

Mass media and the internet mean we no longer have to make do with commemorating our war dead in a faceless huddle on a piece of stone.

What could they do to commemorate?

What events do they commemorate?

How do we commemorate fallen lives?

Well, we don't commemorate disasters.

How do we commemorate those losses?